Sublime

kind of urbane world-weariness, a pronounced ambivalence in all…

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There were plenty of hacks who were more than happy to bash out a two thousand word click bait article and collect their wages. It didn’t matter if it was an article body shaming a young celebrity, or a pointless list about a popular TV show. Some of the newer ‘journalists’ were chasing clicks, which meant more money. It was the way the world had b

I think there's this weird thing at work now with the way people relate to, specifically, mainstream cinema. When they watch those movies, they like to be on the receiving end . . . and the sound is so loud, and the images are so powerful, they want to be totally passive. But then, a few months later, the salve film is on DVD, and they can watch it

“It’s extractive.” Yet such is the deal that so many creators have to make to fit in to Filterworld.

Glenn McDonald,

rhapsodizing